Science-Filled Weekend Getaways for Kids Near Seattle and Portland

Science-Filled Weekend Getaways for Kids Near Seattle and Portland - Brainsteam Education
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If you're looking for a fun and educational weekend getaway for your kids, consider visiting some of the science-focused destinations near Seattle and Portland. From exploring marine biology to learning about aviation and technology, there are plenty of options for kids to expand their scientific knowledge and have a great time. In this blog post, we'll look at some of the best two-day trips for kids in the area.

  1. Olympic National Park and the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) in Portland

Take a weekend trip to both Olympic National Park and the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry in Portland for a well-rounded science-focused experience. Olympic National Park offers kids the chance to learn about the natural world and see a wide variety of wildlife, while OMSI provides hands-on exhibits and activities related to science and technology.

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  • Olympic National Park - nps.gov
  • Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) - omsi.edu
  1. The Museum of Flight and the Pacific Science Center in Seattle

Combine two of Seattle's top science-focused destinations into one weekend trip. Start by visiting The Museum of Flight, where kids can learn about the history of aviation and space travel, and then head over to the Pacific Science Center for hands-on exhibits and activities. With a range of options for every scientific interest, this weekend trip is sure to be a hit with kids.

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  1. Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium and the Oregon Zoo in Portland

For a weekend focused on biology and the natural world, consider visiting Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium in Seattle and the Oregon Zoo in Portland. Both zoos offer kids the chance to learn about animals from around the world and engage in hands-on activities.

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These weekend trips offer a chance for kids to learn about science and technology in a fun and engaging way. So why not pack your bags and head out on a scientific adventure this weekend!

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